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Hey the last time i was here i asked a question about ripping and burning dvds and you directed me to a site where it told you everything about ripping and burning dvds and also had freeware if you could please tell me that site again i would like it like it aloot. thanks
Hello,
Almost each time that I am using mpeg tools to merge two MPEG-1 VCD video clips, a Beep is produced between each video clips on the output file (with or without "correct") My TMPGEnc version is 2.59.47.155
Any Idea ?
Thank you.
This is an error caused by incorrect joining of GOPs. Using the 'Correct' button should prevent this but not always.
It can usually be solved by shifting the join point a few frames on the end of the first file or the start of the second file with the 'Edit' button or try demultiplexing the files then join the video and audio files seperately. Then just re-multiplex the two together.
Hey, guys. I'm new at this so you'll have to bear with me here. After I click on start to begin encoding, I get an error that says "Can't load "P3Package.dll"." Could someone tell me what this means and how to fix it?
This is Because you don"t have ALL of the Tmpgenc files in the same folder...ALL the tmpgenc files have to be extracted to the same folder and not just sitting on your Desktop...
Maybe someone can give me some advise, I have been using TMP for the last 7-8 months very successfully, all of a sudden about 5 weeks ago my laptop will automatically shutdown during the course of tryign to encode. The system is a Compaq Presario P4 2.2Ghz with 512 MB DDR, 60 GB HDD, and ideas from anyone would be greatly appreciated, considering Compaq will not help me any.
The only way TMPGEnc can do this is with the "shut down after encoding" setting: but you say the shutdown is "during the course of encoding" - ie. before it has finished.
Check your laptop's power saving features. If it's running XP, I believe there are separate settings for battery and AC operation - make sure it's not set to hibernate after a certain time on AC power.
If you leave the machine on, but not running TMPGEnc, does the problem still occur?
The only other problem I can think of is a dodgy power supply or connection. TMPGEnc will drain the battery very quickly due to high CPU and HD use: if the PSU isn't connected properly, XP will force the machine to hibernate just before the battery runs out.
No - all the power saving setting are set to "always on". Leaving the machine on and running any other program is fine, it is just the mpeg encoding programs that will cause the machine to shutdown. I can imagine it is a intense power and cpu drainer, but why to just start all of a sudden?
Maybe someone can give me some advise, I have been using TMP for the last 7-8 months very successfully, all of a sudden about 5 weeks ago my laptop will automatically shutdown during the course of tryign to encode. The system is a Compaq Presario P4 2.2Ghz with 512 MB DDR, 60 GB HDD, and ideas from anyone would be greatly appreciated, considering Compaq will not help me any.
This is Because the audio in the source files is not supported By Tmpgenc, you need to extract the audio from the source file to WAV with something like "Virtual Dub" and use that as the audio source...
I am attempting to convert some DIVX files to VCD format. I am using the latest version of TMPGEnc. What happens is when it gets down to the end of the movie, TMPGEnc terminates and closes itself (is there a setting for this?). The movie is converted fine, but has the last 2 seconds truncated. Does anyone know if this is a bug? and is there a way to prevent this behavior?
You can only Merge Files that have the Exact same specs, Joining and editing is for a Editing and Authoring program and Tmpgenc is not responsible for this..
Whenever I do a divx or xvid to mpeg2 encode, it ALWAYS crashes. I get invalid point operation, or write error at address blahblahblah. I really need help I have TMPGEnc Plus version 2.58.44.152
1st question:
I´ve tried to convert an *.avi into a *.mpeg but at the half of the process there was something like "illegal video stream". What is this about?
2nd question:
at some files comes a message like "file cannot be open or is not supported"
Can somebody explain it to me??
Help please. I followed instructions to try and fit my 750Mb file onto a 80min (700Mb) CD but it isn't working. What is throwing me right away is that the movie is only 75 minutes long but the file is 750Mb.
I go into TMPG and unlock the bitrate control and lower it from 1150 to 1048 which gives me a 700 Mb file size. However when it encodes, the file size always comes back as 750Mb and I cannot burn it.
One other note is that the TMPG screen shows that it is only 93.75% of the CD capacity (since it is 75 minutes going onto an 80 minute CD) but the file size is registered as 750Mb, which is larger than the CD capacity.
Any suggestions? I have used TMPG to split a 120 minute movie into 2 CD's but this seems like a waste for this particular file.
Oh yes, if you right click on the file name to check out the properties, it says that the file is 750MB but 790Mb were used. Any ideas what this means. I just realized as I am typing this that perhaps I should lower the bit rate to try and get the second number to be 700MB.
Thanks for any help.
I don"t Know what the Problem is You can easily Fit 750MB on a 700mb CD-R, I have put up to 820mb on a 700mb CD-R useing Overburning, what are you useing to Burn your VCD"s???...And there is a Bug in the 2.59 version that will not allow you to lower the Bitrate below standard VCD Bitrates...
I am using TMPG 2.55.38 and am burning my VCD's with Roxio Easy Cd Creator 5.0 I am not sure how to overburn a CD or if I even can with software. Maybe I should try another program for burning but I do not want to go out and but another program.